“Ghadi Me Tola, Ghadi Me Masha:
Regional Leaders Rally Behind Saudi Arabia’s Call for Peace in Gaza
Leaders from 50 Middle Eastern and African nations unite in support of Saudi Arabia’s plea for peace and stability in Gaza. The Saudi-African Summit witnesses a consensus among regional powers to address the ongoing conflict, emphasizing the need for diplomatic solutions and adherence to international humanitarian principles.
Riyadh : Saudi Arabia’s Crown Prince, Mohammed bin Salman Al Saud, has once again voiced the Kingdom’s strong condemnation of the Israeli occupation authorities’ actions in Gaza, citing violations of international humanitarian law. The Crown Prince addressed this issue during the opening remarks of the Saudi-African Summit held in Riyadh.
Expressing concern over the ongoing conflict, Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman Al Saud emphasized the urgent need to halt the war, prevent forced displacement, and establish conditions conducive to stability and peace. The summit, attended by leaders from 50 nations across the Middle East and Africa, was convened to bolster political coordination between African nations and Saudi Arabia. This diplomatic initiative followed the Saudi-Arab African Economic Summit, underscoring the Kingdom’s commitment to fostering collaboration and dialogue among nations in the region.
The Saudi-African Summit serves as a platform for leaders to discuss and address pressing regional issues, with a focus on promoting peace and stability. As tensions persist in Gaza, Saudi Arabia continues to advocate for a resolution that aligns with international humanitarian principles, reiterating its commitment to fostering global cooperation and diplomatic solutions.
